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LOOAIi AND OBNSBAZi NEWS j
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NEW BAILOR HATS at Sachs
THE PEOPLES PROVIDERS
Saohs Co r
Tho Elihu Thompson haB agala
Balled for Soattlo
R and j CORSET aro tho boat
SaohB Co Agents
ix Tho Toyo Maru will probaly sail
for tho Orient today
SPECIAL SALE of Ladies Mus
lin Underwear at Saohs
ALL WOOL FRENCH OHLA
LIES on 25o a yard at Saoho
Tho rooaptured gunboat Urdoneta
has hoon raised and will be refitted
The Sixth Artillory aro getting a
dose of Philippine weather in their
marah out
Rear Admiral Winfield Scott
ooniey is now commantior ol tho
Loyal Legion
Tho govornmont band is booked
to giro a concert at Thomas Square
this evening woathor permitting
Tho transport Siam struck a typ
hoon and lost 812 mules that had
but recently enjoyed Honolulu pas
turage
General Nelson A Miles is being
urged for tho Presidential nomina
tion againBt MoKinley by a sootion
of Republicans
Fred Gieseke the cabin boy of tho
Goorgo Curtis which arrived yes
terday was washed overboard and
and drownod on the 9th instant
Aguinaldo has issued a proclama
tion in which ho hopeB that the
Democratic party will come to pow
er and do him justice and keep
faith
Tho George Curtis and S 0
Allen both arrived from San Fran
oisoo yesterday the former in lOi
davs and the latter in 10 days 10
hours
The pall bearers for the late Oapt
J A King will bo E A Mott Smith
W 0 Smith J A Haiisinger W F
Allen J A MoCandloss C B Rip
ley 0 L Wright and K R G Wal
lace
Kentuckys famous Jessae Moore
Whiskey unequalled for its purity
and excellence On sale at any of
tho saloonB and at Lovojoy Co
distributing agents for the Hawaiian
Tnlnnrln
Fred Harrison tho propietor of
the Hawaiian Marble Works is ready
to supply his patrons and friends
with tomb stones suitable to all
tastes requirements and purfea His
oflico is in tho new buildiuga next to
tho Occidental on the corner of
AlAltnA and King Rtrnnt
Per AUSTRALIA for Camariuoa
Refrigerator -An extra fresh supply
of GrapeB Apples LemonB Oranges
Liroes Nuts Raisins Celery Fresh
Salmon Cauliflower Rhubarb Asparagus
and California
paragus Cabbage Eastern
fornia Oysters in tin and shell
Crabs Turkeys Flounders etc All
game in bpohou Also fresh Rook
fort Swiss aud California Cream
Cheese Place your orders early
prompt delivery
CALIFORNIA FRUIT MARKET
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Born
Mobsman At Pauoa in this oity
Oot 18 1899 to the wife of T R
MosBman a daughter
Tho Lata Captain Kings Birthplace
Certain inquiries having been
mado concerning tho family history
of the late Captain James A King
an intimate friend of the family
hands in the following hitherto un
published account
The lato Ooptaiu Kincs birthplace
was in Sunny Law Scotland On
tho 24 of March 1877 ho was mor
ried to Miss Chnrlotto Davis a
daughter of tho lato Hon Robt G
Davis Justice of the Supreme Court
of the Hawaiian Islands They Wfre
united in marriage by tho lato Her
mauu Kookoman Bishop of Olba of
the Romnn Oatholio Oathodral in
Honolulu Nino children wore born
of this union of whom six are now
living four with tho mother and two
are absont abroad It is supposed
bv thoso who profosB to know that
tho lato Captain King had left no
will ao during his lifotimo ho ex
pressod a desire to dio intestate
moaning thereby that what little
proporty there was in his name
Bhould go tho natural way
i i r
MosBonjror Borvlco
Honolulu Me830Uger Service uV
liver mossageB and packages
jruone no
TOPICS OF THE MY
Is it a foot that Asiatic laborers
aro omployod on tho now sohobl
house on Berotania street tho con
traot for whioh was given to a
stranger by Minister CooporT Ia it
not inconsistent to hoar tho pooplo
on the Mainland howl against the
uro of Asiatic labor in Hawaii wbilo
Japanese aro working on a Hawai
ian building erected by au Americ
an The Independent writers have
been in practical politics for a num
ber of years but we admit that wo
do not understand tho mothods of
Mr Cooper and his nolloagues
It ia whispered in official circles
that Speoial Agent Sewall will be
Mr Doles oandidato for tho tho va
cant oflico of Minister of Interior
Mr Sewalls present position is not
very woll defined and in his now
offico ho would probably be abloto
oarry out his well known policyf
creating harmony between the Ha
waiian subordinate government and
the superior government at Wash
ington Mr Dole has left Puuwaa
waa and is hurrying to Honolulu and
Sewall and the meeting between the
two versatile politicians will bo
very touching indeed
We have received complaints from
one of the most prominent govern
ment Bohools in regard to the treat
ment of pupils It is olaimod that
the children aro obliged to drink
water from tho taps and that fil
tered water is not furnished We
are also told that the old brutal
custom of using the ferule is still
in fashion in tho schools This form
of punishment has boon abolished
in all European oountrien and we do
not httftinto in saying that if the lire
of the farnlo which in mnuy in
stances has crippled a child is
brought to our notice no stone will
be unturned in prosecuting tho
teachers who have offended and
teaching thbui a lesson whioh will
be far from pleasant We believe in
discipline but in schools run record
ing to tho ruleB of modern times
The increased bxpenso of l the
postal bureau aro being met by
drafts op thy private purse of Min
ister Dampp The bureau is thereby
carried through a serious pilikia and
tho patriotic f tep of Mr Damon will
be received with gratitude and ap
proval by tho whole community
Tho business nt the Post Oflico must
of courso go on but we think that
thi work in tlnpolico and customs
departments is of- equal importance
aud that the ministers at the head
of these departments should come
to the front and help them out as
Mr Damon has done tho Post Office
Mjnister Cooper is a rich man com
pared with w iat he was when be
loft San Diogc and he certainly can
risk to put up his private wealth in
bringing the uolioe force up to its
proper standard He will be re
imbursed in duo timo as will Mr
Damon but ihis coin is wanted
now
A Bcrap of Paper
The very interesting and beauti
ful comedy called A Scrap of Pa
por was rendered in a masterly
manner at the Opera House last
evening The performers did full
justice to the pretty play aud woro
rooelvod with ontbuoiastio applause
by tho audieuau
To morrow at a Matinee The
Coraioan Brothers will be pres
ented and in the evening tho great
melodrama The Two Orphans
will bo rendorcd
No Baco Won Tot
Tho thircl contest belweenVtho
Columbia aud Shamrock resulted in
a driting match and no raoo Tho
correspondents Bay In view of tho
closeness of the yachts whon tho
race was called off it is fair to sup
pose that if the raoo had been fin
ished tho Columbia would have
crossed tho lino ton seconds in ad
vance of the Shamroob and the
Shamrock would havo won by
several seconds
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FEW WxlOO BUILDING SITESIN
A tho most desirable jnrt of Kallhl
Price fSOO on easy terms or 176 cash
Apply to
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J317 U No 30 Fort Street
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These Special Offerings are not pid and
Shop worn but comprise some oi
Our most Recent Importations v
and sliould interest 5ouT
11 Doz Lato Black Hose Fall Fashioned
SUCCESSORS TO
Entrance on Bothol Street
BILLIARDS FREE LIBRARY
oponallandevury day Entrance too
125 Monthly Biicn 1 Forma of appll
n tlon for Membership at the Club Rooms
or nddress
JAME9 T COPELAND
1203 3m Recording Beorotary
THOS LINDSAY
fiiaanfacturlng Jeweller
Call and Inspect tho eautlfui and nsofal
dlapay ol cooJs for posets or lor per
x ial nao and adornment
iflEAULINGT0N
A 7FaxsxXy Hotl
KBOUSE Prop
r Day 2C0
dPflOlAL MONTHLY RATBB
t Heit of Attendance the Best BItnstlon
oil ti tlnot Uaala In ttali Olty
At 90e per Box of Six
AO WOOL BLACK CRSPQNS lBCh6S
At 65c per Yard Worth Double
All Wftoi Serge in Black Havy Blue 44 Inch
At 50o per Yard
50 doz Bath Towsis extra large and heavy at only 300 per Dozen
100 Full Size Bedspreads at only 95e each
100 Pieces White Golton Dress Goods Yours at 1 for 15 Yards
SACHS D1YB08DS
Former Subjects of Queon LU Will
Prove that LUa is JjJUeft Gentle
Stream
Visitors to the National Export
Exposition aid International
Commercial Congress Willi un
doubtedly take great interest in
the little Hawaiian villuge where
the nativeB of the far away isles
of the Pacific will take life easy
and show the busy world how
smooth human existence may be
made to ran
Itl the Hawaiian Vjlhige wijl be
all ports of things f iom what was
once a little island kingdom but
which is now a part ajid parcel of
Unole Sams great domain his
only possession acquired without
war or through purchase
There will be the mountaineers
qf Manna Loa who make pretty
things from lava semi wild men
from the little islands of he
northern part of the group and
ldvely fl6wer girja from Honolulu
Articles of neatness and use are
to be made before the eyes of the
visitors but they will not be given
nway for the Hawaiians must gCt
home again Philadelphia Expo
sition Bulletin
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The Peoples Providers
HAWAHANS XO BE HEBE
TWO RETAIL STORES
UOKNEIt FORT AND KING STREETS and
N WAVERLEY BLOCK BETHEL STREET
HY MAY CO LTD
J T Waterhouso v Henry Mny Jo
IIi E Mclntyrc Bro
WHCXLESALE
AJSli RETAIL
GROCERS
Tea Dealers and Coffee Merchants
Rntatl Qlni niil Corner Fort and King Streets
ttBI Ul SHOres Waverley Blook Bethel Street
Wholesale Department Bethel Street
TVaoiVrmtiaC Port Street 22 and 92
J tnepUOUBb Bethel Street 24 and 949
P O BOX 886
THE WAVEBIjEY CLUB
Win 6 Irwin
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WmQ Irwin Prcsldontit Manager
Glaus Spreokols Vice President
W M Glirard Secrotary Treasurer
M H WhltneyJr Auditor
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OcQaiiic Steamship Compy
Of Ran Franoisoo Onl
ALOHA LAHUI ST0REi
llevo on exhibition and for salo
Uawallaa Fancy Work Hittlngs Fobs
Hat Brclds 0aIilslies Etc
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